Anaheim, which literally means Ana's Home (after the Santa Ana River), is located in Orange County. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder more than 330,000 people choose to spend their lives here. Founded by German immigrants back in 1857, these first residents used the land to cultivate grapes and a lot of wineries.

Perhaps the most famous place in Anaheim now is Disneyland. The first of Walt Disney's theme parks, Disneyland opened back in 1955. Other amusement parks in this city include Knotts Berry Farm, LEGOLAND California, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Universal Studios Hollywood, and water parks galore. Foodie lovers can help themselves to a side of excitement, too, at Medieval Times and Pirate's Dinner Adventure, complete with swashbuckling, aerial arts, awe-inspiring stunts, and more.

Parks for those who aren't in the thrill-seeking mood also abound. Check out Boysen Park, which features a permanently ground jet airplane; Modjeska Park, a great place for cookouts and sports; and Anaheim Founder's Park, which teaches all about the city's agricultural history. This park is also a great spot to frequent for farmer's markets and concerts.

Residents who are more into discovering the city's history can check out the Mother Colony House. Built in 1857, this structure is the oldest wood-framed building in all of the OC. Turned into a museum in 1929, a tour of this house will reveal what life was like for early settlers of the area. Other sites worth visiting include the North Gate of the City of Anaheim, which marks the original location of Anaheim's beginnings; Saint Michael's Episcopal Church; and the Ramon Peralta Adobe Historic Site, one of the last structures still standing from the pioneering days.

For people who love a good restaurant scene, Anaheim definitely delivers. Try farm-to-table food at The Ranch, upscale American classics at Reunion Kitchen + Drink, and Baci Italian Restaurant, where you can dine alfresco.

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Once you've added LawnStarter to your team, you'll be free to explore the place where you live.